hiltopoius
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Sorry to here about your best friend, best friends are very hard to come by and my prayers go out to her and her family and you for always being there for her....
focus said:Sorry to here about your best friend, best friends are very hard to come by and my prayers go out to her and her family and you for always being there for her....
Mastertank1 said:I'm about 3x your age;
I have lost best friends and loved ones entirely too many times.
Both parents, all 4 grandparents, my favorite 2 uncles, my favorite cousin.
When I was 16, the first girl I ever loved , aged 15, was killed by Amlyotrpic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gherig's Disease) after a 1 year illness. For that entire year, we knew she was going to go, and that there was nothing anyone could do about it.
She was in training to be a ballerina, and the disease first stole her dancing from her, and then her gracefulness, and then all motion, and finally her life. By that time the end came as a relief to her.
For years I hated the universe and God for what had happened to her, but I got over it.
The most helpful thing I can say, I guess, is that time will dull the pain, but it will not fade the good memories, which will still be there 40 years later. I know this, because mine are.
I will pray for you, and for her.
In case you need a sympathetic ear to cry into, or even just to vent at, I will send you my home phone number in a PM. Look for that one, as I'm sure you must be getting many right now.
Mitch
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bugman said:So sorry to hear that Angel,our thoughs and prayers are with you your friend and her family.
kurchatovium said:I am so sorry Angel. If you need to talk please feel free to pm me. You are in my thoughts and prayers.![]()
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Robace252 said:TG4L,
Be happy that she is no longer suffering, and is in a much better place now. Be thankful for the times you two shared, and perhaps it was best for you not to see her at her worst....so you can always remember her at her best.
When my grandmother passed, she had severly deteroriated and though her alzheimers was bad....I was one of 3 people she remember and held a picture of. I couldnt be there to see her and though I ached for the longest time not being able to see her (heck Im crying now as I think of it), I think that it was best that my last image of her was not of her suffering.
I know it might be little condolence for you, but I know that she knew that you loved her....and that you will always think of her.
I really like what Mimi said....create an online memorial for her, tell her what you want. Keep her in your heart and mind and she will still always be with you.
Stay strong girl.....you have a lot of support....like the Spinner's sang...
"If ever you need me, Ill be there....Ill be Around"
With my deepest sympathies for you and her family....
Robert
May Kayla rest in peace.....